return to one 's old habits
Chinese idioms refer to the emergence of old habits or defects. The same as "relapse". It's from the strange tales of Liaozhai, eight kings.
explain
Refers to the appearance of old habits or problems. The same as "relapse".
source
Pu Songling's strange tales from a lonely studio, eight great kings in Qing Dynasty: "today's veteran is dead, down and out, and can't fly around. I'll never forget to make the same old style again."
usage
Used as a predicate or object; used of something bad
Chinese PinYin : gù tài fù zuò
return to one 's old habits
be good at pentasyllabic verse. wǔ yán cháng chéng